National Weather Service warns of severe storms and hazardous weather across the U.S.

The National Weather Service has warned of severe storms and hazardous weather conditions affecting the U.S. this week, with forecasts indicating thunderstorms, heavy mountain snow, and potential baseball-sized hail.

Following recent storms, which resulted in over two dozen fatalities, particularly in Kentucky and Missouri, residents are on high alert.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear reported that there were 18 weather-related deaths in his state alone. As communities begin to recover from the devastation, they remain vigilant for more severe weather on the horizon.

The National Weather Service emphasized that a multitude of hazardous weather will impact various regions, with the Plains facing thunderstorms and the West experiencing heavy snowfall.

As the situation develops, residents are urged to stay informed and prepared for potential emergencies.

The National Weather Service has issued warnings for severe storms and hazardous weather across the U.S., predicting thunderstorms, heavy mountain snow, and potential baseball-sized hail, following recent storms that resulted in over two dozen fatalities, particularly in Kentucky and Missouri.